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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04

JAazss H@nofsss3 f0snd Gaihs 81 We elsst1s 8
the Aieaor L&~-osA.x cssss.
Ins fo.les g. 2Ft opsaea IL due lefD =
3 e.sck ysslsEeay marEsBz. wasE ths
C.SrE. slssys pTomP2, surprised every Bad ,
- sSlak - a n1cz As ten seeoazs lsss. tas
Balli5 siassd tbs 4aass ffownsd ans tas
Clsrk tea - sssl f1miax iuw4gSly. Hs
sit<f safcs "a a-stAea tsS e4ass 81 h-s dsi&y
D. s4y - t1st oelJli1s nFm La -.
cz4cc hll 40 - tslsPa0ns - kao~
asEhsg as wsEte< o-s sssF sea " old
a. uxa saia Iozef. ~ssd tol1 thsn *
llt u iu sooS tsF sale -- -
Tie Bsihn ysakea Edwzrd Ciark
ffo1 t2s Dol. wesn ths tolisslns
- .Dsae occursed.
slsfs -"E1waid Cart. you are charges
VIA beiag latoxies1ed. IA yioistion u ssc-
tl0n I, " al cTSi2aaos relative 70 efanksn
peIsoas h0w 90 yoa plsses'
Ed '6aiity'
Clerk lie pleads guilty year Honor.
Judge Your tne slT shall be 49, and
costs. IN default Of TIE payment OF which
twelve days a. hard lstOr ia IN the C0unty
jail
Elwafd looked sorry bat bis osly course
was 10 accept lhs kiad Invitation 10 dlRe
AZ the table of Sherlh bishop Tor The
present
George Evans charged With being drunk
and dlsgTderly took the same course aud
will hep 10 maze IL pleasant for Clark over
al tie stone ysrd.--Amsnds German
paid sl0 for cisorderly conduct. Mrs. Ger
main il known 10 have no very gentle ds
position. snd this affair was the result Of a
neighborhood roS, 10 which il is ssid vie
eplthets were not total strangers. Jake
Simmons paid - 70 for the pleasure Of Ell
ercislng his muscle on someone else frame.
-~-Thomss Lewis paid ss.S3 for the onense
OF assault and battery anu then and there
vowed that he would never again harm q
hair Ia ghs head Of anv
nan. womsu child. or drg The
case % Wm. h IIadesell for keeping his
saloon opsn on sunday, Sas nOlie pros 2
and tie defendant discha ged. - John
Wnkowski was brought up for slancer ana
the case adjourned again until this mora
ing. The old case against John b Schnei
der and Daniei Aoyian. for violating the
liquor law, was adjourned To Aug ;. The
complaint IA this case wss made a week
previous 10 the one on which AofiEn was
convicted Tuesday. y.--Sauuei Nav. the
elder OF ibs TWO bogs who were arrested
for stealing brass and other property from
the Farmer Roller Mil, wa arrAignei e.
the afternoon session. He throu gh his
attorney, Mr. Donaldson. waived exam ma
ton and was held for trial in the Superior
Court. VIM. May, the other one arrested.
l. uncer sixteen and be has been turned over
to- the State . gent. having coz fessed hls
guilt lie will probably be cent TO The Re
form School until OF agr--Jsmes Hamil
ton was found guilty of Keeping ais saloon
open Sunday end sentenced 20 pay lie
OF $50 and cos's or go TO jail Tor eighty
days. ne case was appealed
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04

Dr * 80 Pfsoa5.z De rssaa.sa sf lae
Fzs H.i 'g-lg
eus ssa1rsa azl aag t.eksss - Aacz
taes 4sls 4sla -sssr-4F
fs.t.e.,i : 8 lVuns S dlas eircgs 80 s4-
A.a,t - .as y - 1iis. Ai-zi-at - - aa1
l3
r.. s,sa.sr rsualea a. 1eslans 81 o.
ear A.. "a ilsls41 81 5. a previously "a
asaacsa
d. Williams b4s rsm8Fsf "a Ssnce -
fae fsrf-s s.slz--up TIE Erst stalfea~ -
A8agos- 81
F-.nx u.rsseu ~a.l ,sss arres5est a xssk
az eA4fgsd e.la eastzf1s. -as o~en f@-
l.ased ga t@.l-
TIE Fsanx Womsn Christian Temper
a. aiaa. II This cstF Fl4in3e.i otseg0
sad Sprlk Lkks vi p.-1.e a. ksesi L-ks
tad=y
Nathaniel g. smith add John ). Rice.
kot1 81 ta.s cay. iLec their medical prsc-
t.tlousT sesr1 sl4lslsats uI.a Ia County
Cie.x geslsfety
AtIf 0'cloex yes sFday he Temperature
= Grand Rapids eas . A4Ck.aas - aa'i
Fsfoakey -. A. Richmond. md, q was
a. aeariY blood heat.
The a-aFn of ire from BOZ .ast uikh,
~as oceasioaso 81 a small blaze IN The siec-
tf0ty@lnz establishment ot ~ jnrgen &
Bro. Ca His 81 Loss So.
Highway Commissioner Walsh . rsn0E'
i1s ne ssnd from lhs North scd 81 bosl
w.ck st preparing Tor tae nse sidewalk
from Crescenl Park 20 East bridsest.
Mrs. Ihurst0n yesterday suoc Hiss Mary
Bols. dress aksr 81 Ia -oOtn Division-
s. before Justice WesifaA. claimlng that
abe snoilet ask dress for the plainuu.
Jerry ha4lman. Of Bovine township. Who
49, arrested for sssaulung the little
Slaughter ID bis employer VII ee taken %
Lowell tais MorulnK. ior tuaL Frank ,.
Donaldson Il attorney for ths defendant
The Royal TsmpiaFs OF Temperance, de
cIdst lasl evening % give an excursion 20
Highland PARK and ccmmittee Nts "A
pointed Co consult tks fallsoad company
a1oag transportation
-Four of ths wells from which sc IS pro-
posed Co furnish water fof the soldiers
Home have been driven. and work - pro-
gfesslnx on several more. airss The su
tarDusc ~ successful The contractor Will
make 90 demands for remuneration.
Al eclipse o. The moon. visible 70 nearly
a. TIE world. except 10 North America.
occurred last nizht. 10 Is generally De
isved taat eel psss have IA eject 90 ths
weather. and Michigan people VAL not kick
ABOUT not seeing this one until they md
cut whether Il produces a cold wave.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04
a PLURALITY or WIVES.
A Grand RaPids Nau with Wife Here
Defendant "a = Denver Divorce Case.

The Denver CO. 5 Circuit Court Is t-ying
a case tins term which has peculiar interest
10 people "a Grand Rapids lnasmnch ss one
of the parties formerly resided here. The
case Is one in chancey in which W J..
Long. Jr., Is the defendant Some years
since Long was married 10 stella wilkins,
OF MuskegOn, with whom be has since
lived. except a portion Of the time - hen he
VAS a. Laramie, Wyoming. looking after
bis mining interests. According - reports
and they are not deuied-Loug, without
the precaution OF securing divorce from
wife No. !, married Miss brlani, of
Leavenworth, kas.. who IS now residing
with her parents az a5Z Wavesiy St, pea-
yer. Neither wife knew OF the existence
OF the other until few ~ oIths since. when
Miss Briants father sought information
through eI-Chiei of Police Ferry. The
outcome Was a suit foI divorce with ali
mony. Judge Parrish. who has Just re
turned from the West. SAYS II vas IN
Denver when the case WAS tired few weeks
since. There divorce cases are tired Dy jury.
After hearing the testimony the Ju1ge Ge-
liNered a charge in favor OF the plalnlir, but
there was 4 diversity of opinion regarding
the amount Of aiimony and the Jury dis
agreed. The case will be tried again aad nj
Laramie City, where the Denver Ars. Long
resided with her husband Tor some time.
There IS a great deal ofieellng agalns. him.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04
A Celestial sunday-schooi.


There il no doubt about 4 Chinese
Sunday-school being an interesting
place 70 visit There Is one os them ia
Sixth avenue. conducted BY the Bap-
fists a Val and EIprcss reporter
s.rolled I'm there a recent Sunday after
noon. There were about -eyeutv-ive
piC-tailed Celestials seated demEreiy
-idc by side The pupils listened %
the proceedings with inhevible gravity
and sang with earnestness and con-
siderable melody
A Sunday-school hymn rendered into
laundry English IS curious thing TO
hear. The FIRST song they rendered
was the good old hymn. shall We
Gather at the Rivers' As sung hy the
Monrolians, it sounded something
like this:
shall We gsthel alter livci
Whale blight sngs feet have tod.
with Us clystle tide folevel
Flowing by tho thlone Of Glof2
After that the lteachers hogan their
individual laborS with their almond
eyed pupils. The raw recruits were
first taught 20 read. Those who had
been there before received instruction
in the foundation of the Christian re-
Lgion.
II was hard work. and the teachers
did nos make progress rapidly. IN
excellent and elderly lady. who has
given the best part Il her life 20 his
sind ~ work. struggled with the Ori-
entail density Of sam " ind and barrie
Lee two Eleecker street Ceiesfials.
Sae Vss irving 20 teach them the
lesson ~ Divine forgiveness.
Now. sam she said. wifh an en-
couraginz smile. what would voa DO
f yrgr friend tsarlov shouid DO 1ou
a great iuirrr- shoui3 core info Your
laundry. perhaps. ard throw Girt I'll
over sour clean ciothes9
n cluttee his healt ont. III same
Mclean man. ssid sam. pfoedly
"Wha' does g-r-ie-f speiI' SAID a
hari-workinZ ronuE woman who was
ezpounding The steries IF the fn-
gl'sh language to Wun Lung and Waa
Low
Cleef. said wun. promptly
W. 10. Like ths said re
teachar. orsniag her month 70 show
hov me Caucasian overComes the
Troublesome -r
Nun apeneS his r1orth sni frok
f,nr rrsafhs sA4 Isho~eS har3 hnf the
sound w0uldnf come. Ard after
whila fHe tearter gave y NJ in de-
spsir and begsn % read IRE story e
the Prndigai eun. explaining a. she
went along
She faiiowed thr adventures of the
rreiiz7l witr interest They eosld
understand u,,%s7 cf ii. ese~ciailv re
reference ~ .-he fstted eslf ~ the
Chinese srs f0n8 Ct roast veal Bue
when the teacher made the 6nal ~
plicatfon. a ,ook of Blank and nnre-
isvei s-uriditv cvers0reaa each face
That 80 srsa-atsy 49, Nacs sor
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04

President W Q. Hu<bsrt. OF the G Z. &
J., Will 90 to Pittsburg next week TO con
fer with the Executive Committee OF the
Board Of Directors OF the rOaG relative to
Important Improvements thar are projected.
i be extension ~ the line 10 Elk Pa pid.
and also 10 Nanistee VII come up sof uis-
ciission and consideration. and the matter
OF running a line Of boats across Iaze
Michigsr. from Mu-kegon 10 On eago or
Milwaukee IN correction riih olaer psr
ties who deAfe N 70 into the comnHaiion,
sill be brought MP. The harbor a, Muske.
gou u open the year round ami is de-
: gcei e. have the boats running aoout
December TO catch Tie Wiater freiga.
ACROSS the lake
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04

Mayor Dikeman has vetoed tne resolution
~ which zoe report Of the Council Commit
tss on buildings. relative 10 the assignment
OF rooms IN the city Hail. gas adopted. lie
claims hat 20 carry out the committee re-
port would involve the expenditure Of
money and therefore such a resolution
must be adopted hF a uaI1ritv vote OF all
the mem hers- . sct 81 ths Council. The vote
on the resolution MONDAY evening stood
es9hs IN iagor Of adoption and sevea against.
w1en So shoald have received nine favorable
votes an order to bs legally adopted. The
Navor vss a0t in the chair when the vote
uAs decided.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04
CREAMERY.



Having learned That Grand Espds "a
oO'y partially and luesulaIly supplied
Nith butter mllk. and knowing. from in-
cuiry, taat ;here is 4 great demand Tor
a uure, resh article We have decided 10
introduce a wagon mex, MondsT anl iS.sr
nj necessary, a sysiems oil wss0rs iof The
s4le oi this milk throughout tDe city. oar
creamery IS located 90 lcGl4 400 @-tl co4-
.enieAt express Aad .rc -ht iraGs. oug
Goods can be shipped cash ca Gae. .fesa
condition. We s1all also. upon demand.
tc S@lc % iufuish Lo-els, fc>tsuGanlf. ..Ds
frivate families VITA sweet cream ans
Creamery butter AZ feascns9le ~ Ali
orders are 10 oe civen directly ~ he r1Tor
or scat Dy mal 20 ihe Valley Creamery.
lJnia. Mich We earnestly solicit the
pstfonase o. he Pe9y.e oi Grand Rspids
ia our venture. Very YeCt.Ily.
Z a. rrrs e Fo.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04

The articles oil association Of the Lowell
Wsie- Company were fied yesterday with
ihe County Clerk The object Of the CON-
paay s to supply the village Of InEeil With
water snd the capital stock - $50
made lp of 6lo shares. All TIE shares have
been fske1. John p. More. EDWARD ".
W'theF. Edwin F sweet Alfred g. Sekeil
ard Edgar " Ford. oi this city. each tax
ia. gt9 shares az So per snare The amount
of capital actually paid In IS s. COO The
business ~ the company. which viii exist
for thirty gears Will all be transacted Ia
Graad Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04

sac surs. - - Cate-xs an4 ksF O@s2A'
1sr Fsils = H4rroatax H<is

sac sura. - ~ csss-ss as4 Ess 04s2A-
ssr fsls H@rxs~iss H~as
A iss ~ze2s s.scs L1s fslKekAN hEAA11
Frsatec az ales4at ol tas uoacls sAaea
o2s 4fs Dolly 49, IL tAls e.gy SD PA
f.ck Ffaa. proprietor ef ths PsFnsl hoass
AcccE4-ns 10 tes staFs w.ic1 s1e sbea le.d
ias f'9.lee sataor.iaesiE iE ~as ta9esst IA,
sae a. neea abused welesn. bat sssef
sseRts s-a8s1 th4g Ar. ktaa as tAs a.
sriess4 party sad that tes ~osasn aaa
s4-s1s1 bar ssaf1- A a4fra1t tsr asf "a
rsaf "a t1zl charge sss lss-eo zn4 s1< sas
igex-o a. Her case w&s a. 38uFus1 ever
log Gee 44y aaa 81 nsr earnest eaesi ste
wss Fs.ezssc sa Der osn feSegllt<1Ecs.
Nssr uoFniBg sks cls4ppssfsa aaa D0sRirx
las csen heard Vi her siece. although some
Effort -zs nscs - tns s4Leoglllss ~ 2sosr-
tain osf where's boots. ltsppeAFs Los tn2t
tas woEaan : again posing as . martyr Anc
Qad~r he souie lat sensational bead 0f
Assaulted ~ = Blaek Brute The CEic4x0
N1l of tuesday contains the folio1lug.
"osoFge Nillisas. niihy, ugly negro.
Is M custody ~ tns asnory. chaf2e1 With
crlminal assault on = little sbitc glrl named
belle Dolly. Oi $50 state Il. Ms. Doly
the child's mother Is widow, Who on hsr
arrival here ffOm Grand Rapids vas difsc-
TED o. hOtel-runneF 10 Madame Steward >
furnished rooul" c0ncera al TIE aO9ye
number where Williams was sort OF
porter. Williams entsred Mrs. Dolly ;
room during heF absence under the pfetense
OF getting little Belle 10 sew button on
his shirt lie locked the door and as
saalLed the child, whose screams attracted
the mother. who VAS ia the kitchen. She
burst the door open and fought the brute
until he dsd. after threatening her life.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04

Tee iCral battalion of ne Michigan Sts'e
Troars lsft yes sriav morning on TIE ID
q. r. & 81. for isisnd Lake. where they
VII be in ramp f1r sees Csmpany !
mustered forty wo Hien. snder commsrd q
of Capt kcse. Company Is. forty men. IN
Ger lsrt. hsVman. and Company X forty
i've wea. under spt babcuck The camp
rfoeer wn.ch VII hs kn0wn ibis vear a.
'tsur john kohertSnr vii begin his
moruilz frof hrss nant- of saginaw.
VII ---nls. -na nn.Lr
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04

Articles OF associot5n of the Grand
Rapids Leather Complny we're 6led with
the County Clerk yesterday. rIe purpose
oi this corporation is The manufacture of
leather sni the plrcE Ease 81. SAFE o. leather.
hides nelts, wool. fur and all merchandise
OF q ike nature The capital stock Is slig-
eco ali of whicbis paid in and the NUN her
Of shares = 5000. Ine works aHd sosane
will be located al Plainfsld. ,sei.te mi1es
from this clty. The stocShoide.s are BeD.
Net, r.. Mary Me.z, bis vile, and Beru-
Hard " neck
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04

e.. #. Ir0ulaiaT FORMERLY vrh Mabls7
= 60 - 0s.ruit has located IL shs city
and assumed ne duties oil manages Of the
focr department a. fae Tower Clothing
lcmpsuv's store. F-evious - his fspsr-
tlre ,gQm Detroit tortT Of The snD.ovas
prcsen.e htm With ins xo,G- hea6ed
rocnV cane e. e. expression ~ he h'kh
esteem in which he Is held ~ a. ~ them
NJ. ironaoisg prizes me <i.t verv 3 highly
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04

70 proportion TO the voting population
thsSiKih exoels OF other wards IN ne cIty
In the nurlas- of hs.ns and also i1 Tie
Number ~ children 81 school sra. a. ".
Browu hss igst complete iasinE iLe con.
sus and reports the number of school chi.-
dren a. 1911 gain of lfs over isst year.
The gain last year over - vas only -
Itis indicates tnsf the number of peorie
who moved into the ward during fbe rsst
ear vas larger thsn nsusi. OF thar the ccn-
SIS was nor accaraielv taken lsst year.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04

Elders Fsn Horn. Of Chsrios8s. and
vsles. ol Bsais Crsex. Advsnftst n n isfers
vii commences seres cf evening
servic~s in Iarxs rsvi'fon near
tha e1~nsr e Sonth Division, 81
snd Second svs ths s~entrr- The peonla
~ tnis rty vi -eiaers-rr fns iarxe xafts-
ir< ~ he sect hers .sst Fall Their renf =
conveniently lo1siei and cacsh.e ~ CON-
'crtsoiT sesrnz iarxe crowd. snd ths ssr-
vicss vi u1oou hfedly he largely sttenaad
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04

The halamazo9 T.'clra q soys: Zion
:. 5. Cobb returned this morning from a
most delightful and remarkably successful
M.ssTs. Woodbury.. Comb, and Lieutenant
Gardner. OF OF this place and A. b. Turner.
Oi Grand haptds, wiin four indians, usde
= tour OF mHux Ci the streams ru"uinr into
the lake. NJ. Cob3 brought home & qaan-
fity OF the finest -reck'ed arco6 trout - er
seen here. one o. them weighed oVsr four
pounds, and ~e,c sfloaci4 beaclss. Nr.
D0ob caugAt oue o. ,lose brook trout iA-t
wei shce four p0ugis sad tea ounces.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04

Captain Ds1 eurS. of the ssesrusr "f-.
kno~n. snS msn7 of IA fr'erds Who haze
ratrori-s5 his ,,sf ferry thst "a hss s~sr
rsfasei - lsns passengers Al the Solsleys
Hens iock Re says .hat Be IS siws~s ~
rnx - STOP 81 erv rls<e where passengers
v~snst, get cf cr en an hss odsn i-t rnem
rf On The coouns sa1 olher roinns Were
- &c dosk q regular stoprinx pls.<
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04

TIE aldermen 81 the Second ar Third
wards. 10 vhom the JeTerson-sve. state
and Cberrg.st railroad matter vas referred
viil meet A. the council roonls e : clock
lo-nirht and a. iuteres e3 citizens fesir-
~ or orrosinc the construction q The
road are invited 20 be rTsssnt and 70 tske
at in The deliberations
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04

The Experience of Yrs FeieFs.
Mrs. Peters had It's. s
Mrs ieleTs bad cniiis
Mrs. Peters was sure she ~as going TO die
They dosed her with pills.
With poN defs and squills.
With remedies vet and with remedies dry.
Many medicines luTed her
Bot none 90 tnem cured her
Their names and their number NOBODY
could tell
And no seon might hsvc died
bgi SOME Pellets Here lrieg.
That acled ike magic. aud then she cot
well.
The magic Pellets we're Or. Fierce =
Pleasant purgatve Pellets ihe original Lit
tle Liver Pills Thev cured Mrs Peters
add now she wouldn be without them.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04

Morris Hammerschla- gave picnic At
Reed Lase yes sriag 10 celebrate his -lst
birthday Ahout forfg coariss 1T hIs
friends were present ara p8Tloos OF good
cheer ~ dinner and supper went boating
aud danced unni the issf 1um ny leff The
AXE Every body went home well pleased
~lta fhsir DAYS sport Mo-rs save there
viii be az east one s0id vote for Cleveland
n f11s
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04

Wasals fes. as t-Fer Arenis.n
Lasai sa.ns Fara8is sieaa eeo4ef e 'As
s1afaasa noftea. s4lisaafg lsa4sefaZAfs
ll u. A-lL.sla goIL-ll.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04

Tfse - 4 Rsil-,st Ccnrar- ts-a
cfs~r6 fr - p e. of fhs nf-a is16s ~ iszs
rcunrv ~esis6 1.5s rlll - recsivesf + 4 ..
t Enrexrr Land Csr1r 81 orsr = 'efe
crcne6 lttoher Ist. 1exf Flstss1f fartt~r
iafor1zuon es7 b ban ~ scazessaog slm
q ssr&as E>slSs. AcA-
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04

We took Dc ogt ridinS in its carrisgs and
81 gent 20 seer It csrCtt enid while ve
we're carrying 10 from ths carriage bs-k into
the house TIE Ho.men A0iasfsole Baby
Carriage esn be deisched from The vhee.s
and carried into the hGuse uifhonf 0isturh-
inz The baby see advertisement and send
for a cstaiogus. rs Wsbash AveuUs. Chi
Caso. Ill
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04

A asa = sctor free rith sach hotiie n
SoHoh Cstsrrh Remedy. Price - cents.
g. 3 Wesfiake Drug e.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04

For D7spepsa and Liver Complaint vou
hsve printed rna-sn7ee On svsrv oof-
iis ~ Shilohs Vitsaze li nsver fails 20
cars.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04
.Ah rh.r.. Ror..,

The enferp-is'ng news aud stationery
dealers Xessrs Bachsnsn 8 Davidson. ~
3 Noffh Division street. Porter bio k will
for tie next tzo weeEs give avsy 4 beasn-
mi kite sifh every SO worth ~ stationery
sold Get one of these ine kites and MAKE
your boys happy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04

WfFI ? 0f ErE FsArls cItaH IA fTaf
A~D DIS horSE No. ~ ItTRI-sT.
frsSn RaFIr~ Nfrs- July p iss7.
ftifrr + 81 rrzsv-Hsp4TB
F'esse inform ne pnbiic thst have con-
rsefed : sfssn laundry Vith ny DTs Houss
snd SeoHrinz e<ts soiishn1@nt snS wiil 40 nv
utmost - sive them TIE 5ezf work tssf uss
ever brought out hv machinery and tel
them fhsf hnuhir ssk of then1 = Share n
their trade Ycur most humble servant
=. A BExvIs.
Riaz tsieghous 70. a.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04
GEO. A. HALL & CO.,
90 MONROE-ST.
Ladics! A Compcfi-
fiOH in Tissue
Paper.

We offer Ladies Dressing
Case, worth Is. IS prsze for
the most Novel piece Of work
IN tissue paper.
We also offer Plush Collar
and Cuff Box, worth ss, - a
prize for the Finest specimen Of
tissue paper work.
All pieces offered IN competi-
fion must be n oUr hands by
June Isth. ve TO own the pieces
50 offered.
GEO. A. HALL q CO.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-04

rvtry FSrme1t fDarsof>sf m A. a. Iafest
si,iss tGi aud see the iulmense stock Of
NOoifns
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1887-01-21
ENGLISH

IL KEARSEY STREET San FRAvclsoo cAt.
Nervous Debility, Seminal Weakness. Exhausted
vitality, SPermatorrhDa, LOST MANHOOD, Impo-
tency Paralysis, Prostatoira and all the terrible
eneets OF Selfabuse, and excess in maturer years
such as Loss OF Memory, Lasstude Nocturnal Ennis
sons aversion TO society, dimness Of vision Noises
in the head, the vital fluid passing unobeerved in
sanity and death.
YOUNG MEN
Suffering from any of the above symptoms. should
consult us at once. The drain can be stopped vital
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Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1887-01-21

We must not inqire too curiously
into motives. They are apt to become
feeble in the utterance; the aroma is
mixed with the grosser air. We must
keep the terminating grain away from
the LIGHT.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1887-01-21

Be what thou singly art, and per-
senate only thyself. Swim smoothly
in the stream of thy nature, and live
but one man.-Sir Thomas Browne.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1887-01-21

Princess Anna Murat, now Duchess
of Mouchy, is by birth an American.
She first saw the light at Bordontown
: N. J., in 1S4l, and still remains one
of the bandsomest women in France.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1887-01-21

One of Mrs. Ewing's favorite pro-
verbs was: GA wicked book is all the
wickeder because it can never repent"
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1887-01-21

Much learning shows how little NOR
tails know; much wealth, how little
worldlings enjoy.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-07-08
capsain.Dunn ReappoIntcd.

Captain p. J. Dunn. Of virginia City,
s"ys the Silver State, has been renp-
pointed Deputy U nitsd States Revenue
Collector by Robert Barnett, Collector
of the Fourth District of California to
which Nevada has been jattachsd. A..
fkillman Of Eureks. WHO Wan Collector
'ths'D,atriUt OF Nevada, has also
been appointed a Deputy by Collector
Burnett. Captain Duuu had charge of
this part Of the State under, Mr.. Skill
man and faithfully and efficiently per-
formed the duties of the Office. ~ "a